Children Publish Book Of Third Graders On JFK Death
McAllen Texas reporters note third grader Joe Bryant sparked a schoolwide project about John F Kennedy’s assassination. About 200 students contributed essays reflecting shock and tribute, with sales at $3 and over 1000 orders already.
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Presbyterian Vote to Outlaw Bigotry and Integrate Negro Congregations
The 176th General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church voted to outlaw racial discrimination in membership and approved plans to distribute 15 Negro congregations across five all white Presbyteries in the South. Birmingham and Mississippi resist integration but may be required to receive Negro members after January 1, 1965. Elder G Hawkins of New York City was elected moderator, the first Black to hold the post. The assembly also discussed a plan to form a Universal Protestant Church.
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Sam Baugh Leads Redskins Past Giants in Pro Debut
Sam Baugh, newly minted from Texas Christian University, completed 11 of 16 passes in his first pro game in 1937 guiding the Washington Redskins to a 13 to 3 win over the New York Giants.
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Powers Signs Year Contract With Columbia Studio
Actress Stephanie Powers extends her agreement with Columbia Studios for another year. She stars in the on location Mexico shoot Love Has Many Faces continuing through the next season.
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Walter Pidgeon Plans Personal Tour This Summer
Hollywood veteran Walter Pidgeon announces a personal appearance tour this summer to star in the play Take Her She's Mine. He will travel to multiple cities promoting the production and meet fans along the way.
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NLRB orders election to challenge agency shop clause
The National Labor Relations Board orders a plant election at Monsanto Chemical Co in Ligonier Indiana to decide whether workers want to scrap the agency shop provision. The move would not alter other parts of the three year contract with Local 229 of the Glass Bottle Blowers AFL-CIO.
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Rabbit Crashes Greyhound Race In Wild Stadium Interlude
In Melton Mowbray England a live rabbit hopped onto the Greyhound track as six dogs ran an honor lap. The electric hare stopped. The dogs pursued the intruder around the circuit until the rabbit slipped through a fence to safety.
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Admissions Director Sees Early Program as Success
Norton reports Nevada Southern early admissions drew 117 applicants with just over half notified. Of 50 notified, 43 gained regular status, 14 unclassified, and 2 special, with origin schools including Las Vegas Western Rancho Basic German and Boulder City.
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